Please don't take this the wrong way, 'cause I mean no disrespect, but unless you opened all of the esophagus, crop, small intestine, large intestine and cecal pouches and looked *very* closely, it' possible that you missed them.
I had two like that today :/ The first was awful dry even at 65%, so I helped zip a little and had to race to FedEx before the last pickup. My parked (empty) car got hit hard by a kid who got hit by a cement truck (amazingly he's ok). Two hours later when I finally got hone, that chick had hatched & left blood all over the place, appears ok but tired, but has yolk left to absorb. I misted her and put her in a teacup so she won't get stepped on so much, then found the second one & misted her, a lot. Ron, I recall you mentioning treatment for remaining yolk, but I haven't found it. Did I do right? These are F1 OEs from DMRippy.Disclaimer: I am a complete novice when it come to incubation and hatching, but thought some of you might fin this interesting, Pictured below is an egg I found somewhere that's been struggling for days to pip externally, so today I made a hole, waited 12 hours, moistened the membrane and I think this one is malpositioned with it's foot over it's head. Beak is under right wing, but that looks like a toe to me, lol.-Kathy
A small bottle is about $20 at TSC, but if that's too much I could mail you enough Safeguard to get you started. I bought a liter, so sending you a small amount is fine.
